A cinematic, mythologically grounded genderbent depiction of Týr from Norse mythology as an unmistakably female Norse goddess of war, courage, justice, law, oaths, duty, and heroic sacrifice. She is a tall, powerful, athletic Scandinavian woman with a stern noble face, fair weathered skin, long ash-blonde hair partly braided in historically inspired Norse fashion, and clear cold gray-blue eyes. Her expression is calm, disciplined, and fearless rather than aggressive — the expression of someone who understands the cost of duty and accepts it willingly. Most importantly, she has only one hand. One arm ends below the wrist in an old, completely healed amputation, representing the hand sacrificed when the gods bound the great wolf Fenrir. The missing hand must be clearly visible and intentional, not hidden by framing or clothing. No gore, no fresh wound. She stands upon a bleak rocky Scandinavian landscape beneath a cold overcast sky, with distant mountains, windswept grass, ancient standing stones, and low mist. Beside her or looming subtly in the background is Fenrir, an enormous mythological wolf with dark coarse fur and an intelligent, dangerous presence. The wolf should feel primordial and terrifying rather than monstrous or demonic. Fenrir is restrained by Gleipnir, the impossibly thin magical binding forged by the dwarfs. Gleipnir should appear deceptively delicate — like a narrow silken ribbon or slender cord — contrasting dramatically with the colossal power of the wolf it restrains. Avoid conventional heavy chains. Týr wears historically inspired Viking-age warrior clothing, layered wool and linen garments, weathered leather, practical fur, restrained bronze or iron fittings, a heavy cloak, and functional protection appropriate to a Norse warrior. Her equipment should look authentic, worn, and practical rather than like ornate high-fantasy armor. She carries a spear or sword in her remaining hand, held calmly rather than raised dramatically. Subtle carved runes and ancient law-stones may appear within the landscape, emphasizing her association with oaths, lawful order, and sacred obligation. Her presence should convey absolute integrity, and controlled martial strength rather than bloodlust. The central theme is sacrifice for the greater good, Týr knowingly surrendered her own hand so that Fenrir could be bound. Emphasize the contrast between the enormous dangerous wolf, the fragile-looking Gleipnir, and the composed one-handed goddess who paid the price for the gods’ deception. Explicitly female incarnation of Týr, Norse mythology, heroic sacrifice, oath keeping, disciplined warrior goddess, ancient Scandinavian atmosphere, mythological realism, cinematic composition, realistic anatomy, realistic one-handed anatomy, detailed face, historically inspired textiles and equipment, natural materials, cold dramatic lighting, highly detailed, photorealistic.